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Wednesday, 30 May 2018
Don't Miss Out on Warlord Games FREE Rules (PDF) Giveaway (Hail Caesar, Pike and Shotte and Black Powder)
FREE PDFs (usually £20 each)
Hail Caesar
Pike and Shotte
Black Powder
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Also check out:
Blood Red Skies
Test of Honour (usually £5)
Terminator
Saturday, 15 January 2011
Necron Destroyer
Sticking to the late New Year's Resolution I took in hand this wandering Sci-Fi addition and started work on "him" the day of purchase. Not a complicated build and I did not opt for any real form of sophistication with the paint work.
I did wash the sprue in warm soapy water beforehand which is a step forward in my preparation technique ;)
Nasty brute:
Shades of the "Terminator" though the vivid green see through plastic in the weapon is a nice touch.
Every gamer need a futuristic killing machine or two in their back pocket, especially one which looks a "tad" (Yorkshire vernacular for 'a little') like a trillobite.
The worrying thing was that my eldest boy, rather took to him and asked if I had any more! Curses GW already have him and I had so much high hopes for my Airfix 1/32 collection.
Painting:
GW Chaos Black Paint (undercoat)
My GW Boltgun Metal had all dried up (another one bites the dust, hmm), so I used a mixture of GW Chaos Black and GW Mithril Silver (successively increasing the latter to lighten the effect)
That was pretty much it.
I toyed with the idea of detailing it, or black washing but in the end liked it as it was. I do have an admission of also having a packet standard Necrons (bought from a previous visit to the same HobbyCraft, well they didn't have my Airfix Fairey Battle in stock) to populate my future Science Fiction one-off scenarios (I cannot be considered as a 40K gamer [yet? They'll get me through the kiddies!]
Next: Back from an "alternative future" to the "historical modelled past" ;)
Reply to Comments:
Seeing as I still cannot post (have I been black-listed? I think not) I'll pen my replies here.
Al, it's a whim thing.
I see a pack I like and I'll but and paint them.
I don't intend to follow the GW Necron army list.
The odd " alien thing" will come in handy, as per my pride and joy Sci-Fi Robot of AD2000 fame "Hammerstein", from Wargames Foundry
Greek Geek: Not sure, all the cartoons these days are Space/SuperHero oriented.
The young chap is only six but into Sci-Fi and Fantasy, although I managed to put the odd tank in there ;)
I did wash the sprue in warm soapy water beforehand which is a step forward in my preparation technique ;)
Nasty brute:
Shades of the "Terminator" though the vivid green see through plastic in the weapon is a nice touch.
Every gamer need a futuristic killing machine or two in their back pocket, especially one which looks a "tad" (Yorkshire vernacular for 'a little') like a trillobite.
The worrying thing was that my eldest boy, rather took to him and asked if I had any more! Curses GW already have him and I had so much high hopes for my Airfix 1/32 collection.
Painting:
GW Chaos Black Paint (undercoat)
My GW Boltgun Metal had all dried up (another one bites the dust, hmm), so I used a mixture of GW Chaos Black and GW Mithril Silver (successively increasing the latter to lighten the effect)
That was pretty much it.
I toyed with the idea of detailing it, or black washing but in the end liked it as it was. I do have an admission of also having a packet standard Necrons (bought from a previous visit to the same HobbyCraft, well they didn't have my Airfix Fairey Battle in stock) to populate my future Science Fiction one-off scenarios (I cannot be considered as a 40K gamer [yet? They'll get me through the kiddies!]
Next: Back from an "alternative future" to the "historical modelled past" ;)
Reply to Comments:
Seeing as I still cannot post (have I been black-listed? I think not) I'll pen my replies here.
Al, it's a whim thing.
I see a pack I like and I'll but and paint them.
I don't intend to follow the GW Necron army list.
The odd " alien thing" will come in handy, as per my pride and joy Sci-Fi Robot of AD2000 fame "Hammerstein", from Wargames Foundry
Greek Geek: Not sure, all the cartoons these days are Space/SuperHero oriented.
The young chap is only six but into Sci-Fi and Fantasy, although I managed to put the odd tank in there ;)
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